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    Abortions on the rise as Masaka turns deaf ear to family planning.
    (Daily Monitor, 2017-10-09) Kisekka, Christopher; Muwulya, Moses
    Health authorities in Masaka District have expressed concern over the increasing rate of self-induced abortions due to lack of family planning methods despite efforts to create awareness about the problem. Although abortion is illegal in the country,
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    Men stay away from antenatal visits
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-05-07) Muwulya, Moses
    Masaka Hospital authorities have raised a concern over increasing number of expectant mothers who seek antenatal services without being accompanied by their spouses. The men are reportedly shying away for fear of a compulsory HIV/Aids testing carried out at the facility.
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    Striking doctors enemies of the state, says Museveni
    (Daily Monitor, 2018-05-01) Muwulya, Moses; Arinaitwe, Solomon
    " I wanted to bring Cuban doctors because ours behaved very badly and unprofessionally". President Museveni said. Doctors across the country downed their tools for three weeks last November demanding that Government fulfills a raft of demands that included improved salaries,...
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    Ticks defy spray drugs, cost farmers millions.
    (daily monitor, 2017-06-27) Muwulya, Moses
    Herders in the cattle corridor to the west of Uganda have suffered losses following the outbreak of drug-resistant blue and red ticks that have been reported dead as a result.
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